Pulsar Remote Controls

Pulsar 9931 4 Wire Receiver 9931R-4F Single Channel Receiver, with F-connector

Pulsar 9931R-4F 318 MHz Single Channel 4-Wire Receiver with F-Connector

$74.95

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Pulsar 8866-OCS Commercial Door Opener Transmitter 8866TC-OCS 318MHZ Remote

Pulsar 8866TC-OCS 318 MHz 3-Button 6-Door Open Close Stop Transmitter

$52.80

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Pulsar 8833TC-OCS Transmitter Open Close Stop Remote Control Garage Openers

Pulsar 8833TC-OCS 318 MHz 3-Door Open Close Stop Remote Transmitter

$45.96

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Pulsar 8833-OCS Transmitter Remote Control - Open Close Stop Control 1 Door

Pulsar 8833T-OCS 318 MHz 1-Door Open Close Stop Remote Transmitter

$42.30

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Pulsar 8833-C Transmitter 8833CT Gate Garage Door Opener Remote Transmitter 316

Pulsar 8833CT 318 MHz 3-Button 9-Channel Gate and Garage Remote Transmitter

$48.42

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Pulsar 831S 831S110 Receiver, 110V, 318Mhz, Open Close Stop Commercial Openers

Pulsar 831S110 110V 318 MHz Open Close Stop Commercial Receiver

$164.70

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Pulsar 831 831R24 Receiver, 24V, 318Mhz, Open Close Stop Commercial Openers

Pulsar 831R24 24V 318 MHz Open Close Stop Commercial Receiver

$164.70

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Pulsar 9931-2 Receiver and 2 Remote Control Transmitter Set for Gates or Garage

Pulsar 9931-2 318 MHz Receiver and Two Transmitter Set

$123.60

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Pulsar 9931-1 Receiver and Remote Control Transmitter Set for Gates or Garage

Pulsar 9931-1SET 318 MHz Receiver and Transmitter Set, 9 Dip Switch

$92.28

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Pulsar 8833T 8833 Remote Control - Three Button Transmitter, 318 MHz Transmitter

Pulsar 8833T 318 MHz 3-Button Transmitter for Up to 3 Doors

$40.26

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Pulsar 9931T, 9931, Gate and Garage Door Opener Remote Transmitter Clicker

Pulsar 9931T 318 MHz Single-Button Remote Transmitter, 8 Dip Switch

$37.38

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Pulsar 535T Transmitter - Wall Mount Three Button Transmitter - 27 Door Station

Pulsar 535T 318 MHz Wall Mount Open/Close/Stop Transmitter for 27 Doors

$129.95

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Pulsar 831T 831 Wall Mount Three Button Transmitter Open / Close / Stop 1 Door

Pulsar 831T 318 MHz Wall Mount Open/Close/Stop Transmitter for 1 Door

$94.44

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Pulsar 639T 639 Pulsar Wall Mount Three Button Transmitter - Open / Close / Stop

Pulsar 639T 318 MHz Wall Mount Open/Close/Stop Transmitter for 9 Doors

$109.95

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Pulsar 831RE Receiver Gate / Garage Door Opener Receiver 318Mhz Open/Close/Stop

Pulsar 831RE 318 MHz Economy Open/Close/Stop Receiver, 24 VAC/DC

$107.88

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Pulsar 9931R Receiver Gate Garage Door Opener Receiver 318MHz 24VAC/DC 9 Dip

Pulsar 9931R 318 MHz Single-Channel Receiver, 24 VAC/DC, 9 Dip Switch

$60.90

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Linear 190-107477 / 733T 3-Button 3-Door Open-Close-Stop Stationary Transmitter

Pulsar 733T 318 MHz Wall Mount Open/Close/Stop Transmitter for 3 Doors

$98.94

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Frequently Asked Questions : Pulsar Remote Controls

Q1: What is the primary function of a Pulsar remote control?

A1: A Pulsar remote control is a radio frequency transmitter used to signal a gate or garage door operator to initiate movement. It emits a coded signal that must be recognized by a compatible receiver to trigger the opening or closing cycle.

Q2: What radio frequency do Pulsar remotes utilize?

A2: Pulsar transmitters typically operate on a 318 MHz frequency. For successful operation, the frequency of the hand-held remote must exactly match the frequency specification of the installed radio receiver module.

Q3: How is a Pulsar remote control programmed?

A3: Programming is accomplished by matching the sequence of internal dip switches on the transmitter to the identical pattern set on the receiver. For precise instructions regarding 8-position or 9-position switch sequences, refer to the manufacturerâ€™s technical manual.

Q4: Are Pulsar remotes compatible with other brands?

A4: Pulsar remotes are often compatible with Multi-Code and certain legacy Stanley systems that utilize the 318 MHz frequency and the same dip-switch configuration. It is necessary to verify the specific technical requirements of the receiver before attempting to pair devices across brands.

Q5: What power source is required for Pulsar transmitters?

A5: Most standard Pulsar remotes are powered by either a 9-volt alkaline battery or a 12-volt A23 battery, depending on the model size. Maintaining a fresh battery is required to ensure consistent signal strength and maximum transmission range.

Q6: What is the standard operational range of a Pulsar remote?

A6: The effective line-of-sight range is generally between 100 and 150 feet under optimal conditions. This range can be reduced by physical obstructions, metal shielding, or localized radio frequency interference from nearby electronic devices.

Q7: Can one Pulsar remote control multiple gate operators?

A7: Multi-button Pulsar transmitters are designed to independently manage two or more distinct gate or garage door operators. Each button corresponds to its own internal dip-switch bank, which must be set to match the respective receiver module of the target system.

Q8: Do Pulsar remotes use rolling code or fixed code technology?

A8: Most Pulsar systems utilize fixed-code technology based on physical dip-switch settings rather than software-based rolling codes. This means the digital signature remains the same for every transmission unless the physical switch positions are manually changed.

Q9: What routine maintenance is recommended for these remotes?

A9: Routine maintenance involves periodically cleaning the exterior casing and inspecting the battery terminals for signs of corrosion or moisture. For internal electronic diagnostics or mechanical repairs, consult the manufacturer's manual or hire a local qualified professional.

Q10: What should be done if the remote fails to activate the operator?

A10: Common causes for failure include a depleted battery, mismatched dip-switch settings, or localized signal interference. For advanced electrical troubleshooting or system resets, refer to the technical documentation or consult a local qualified professional.

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Frequently Asked Questions : Pulsar Remote Controls

Q1: What is the primary function of a Pulsar remote control?

Q2: What radio frequency do Pulsar remotes utilize?

Q3: How is a Pulsar remote control programmed?

Q4: Are Pulsar remotes compatible with other brands?

Q5: What power source is required for Pulsar transmitters?

Q6: What is the standard operational range of a Pulsar remote?

Q7: Can one Pulsar remote control multiple gate operators?

Q8: Do Pulsar remotes use rolling code or fixed code technology?

Q9: What routine maintenance is recommended for these remotes?

Q10: What should be done if the remote fails to activate the operator?